Guidoless Python Interpreter and Compiler
This project is our implementation of a subset of Python called Guidoless Python (Python sans Guido!), which we created for our course, ENGR 3960U -- Programming Languages and Compilers.
Summary
This project implements a subset of Python called Minimp, which we refer to as "Guidoless Python", currently we have two branches, master and asm. The master branch contains the main interpreter, and the asm branch contains the compiler, which supports generating MIPS32 assembly code which can be assembled using the SPIM MIPS Simulator.
Currently, Guidoless Python supports a lot of the functionality that Python has, such as functions, iteration, conditions, print, and operations on booleans and integers. For a complete listing of the supported functionality and more information on our implementation pleases see the assignment 1 - 3 reports in the documentation directory.
In addition, we have also included a test suite, test_suite.sh, which can be used to automatically test the compiler against a list of test files we have created. If you would like to see examples of source files written for the Guidoless Python programming language, please see the test files located in the tests directory.
Usage
For instructions on how to use the interpreter, compiler, and test suite, please see the documentation included in the following README documents: README.txt, README_COMPILER.txt, README_INTERPRETER.txt.
Authors
- Joseph Heron
- Jonathan Gillett
- Daniel Smullen
Copyright (Really Copyleft)
All of the source code in this repository, where the copyright notice is indicated in the source code, is licensed under the GNU General Public License, Version 3